ACC 220 Intermediate Accounting I

Occupational Outlook Handbook entry for the professions that include internal auditing and public, management, and government accounting. Discusses the nature of the work, working conditions, training, job outlook, and earnings. Includes links to profiles of related occupations and to websites for additional information about the accounting and auditing fields. From the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The site contains a glossary of accounting terms to help journalists understand financial reports. Acronyms are both abbreviated and defined while related terms are cross-referenced. From the New York State Society of CPAs (NYSSCPA).

NC's "Occupational licensing board that grants certificates of qualification as certified public accountants (CPAs) to those individuals who meet the legal requirements. The Board also adopts and enforces the rules of professional ethics and conduct to be observed by CPAs in this State." The board's website contains requirements for the state's CPA exams, fee schedules, guidelines, newsletter, professional standards, and NC codes & statutes. Searchable.

The SEC is the agency responsible for administering federal securities laws in the US. Site provides filings and forms (EDGAR), regulatory actions, investor information, news and public statements, and information for accountants and other financial professionals.

Includes investing news, market summaries, charts, company profiles and financial statements, and more. Use the "Symbol Look up" feature to search for security, company, or index names by investment types in US, Canadian, or World Markets.